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Llulr.no Academies

CAUSES ACADEMY. Adclohl IL ,ll. 52i-St
- aud dsy 4nd evening c-,sos prvAts lesson
81 hours. .snl FOR circiltr
TEUE KNICKERBOCKER. Al West 1Ith-st.
Latest dances waltz. octagon aud Wlnu"t lancer-
Taught rauuly efficient teachers terms iCiat, rCccp
lions Weine .dsV Sni saturday evening.
WALTZ taught randy private and class
w all hours t4rters barcng Academy. - 9th
ay. large let Tor entertainment. moi
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For Young Ladics-Count'v

DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE. y. j..
-Beaniifu location. hcathiul homehk- ana thorohgE
best ncnded By Is patrons a. -tdlonts. =.
For catalogue address Rev. WI g. BOW IN y NJ fteH =
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young La
~ DIES. BRIDGEPORT conn. Fer CrCu4r@ ADDRESS
Mss EMILY NELSON. Principal
(IOMF and DAY SCHOOL Tor GlRl.>.-l'ri-
mary intermediate Classic2l. Engi'h. Music. Pnpli'
NA.,.r Wc-.,oy smith our Certificate Tires
Vas.ar graduates teacher The ELMS.' SprHGnoii M~'%
STAMFORD. CO\N.-iI1mc Boarding school
FOR Misses ant children Mothers caro- ihoroneh IN
,iructon circulars ires Miss A IiII kSfON, Prn
MISS BILLINGE'S HOWE SCHOOL for
VI girls Lake Mohc Wsstchs'rr County. Nc"f OK
ADt.L III -rll
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Nem pnblirailons


COQUELIN-IRVING
UARPER'S WEEKLY published today has iour'page
supplement-. entitled Constant Coqueln versus Henry
This supplement contains introduction BY Brander Mat
thew. Constant luelns reply Henry Irving sketeh
of Mr. Coquen by Mrs. Andrew Lang, with portrait OF
Irving Colnelin Rachel Tams. Frederic Lemitre and
Joseph Ievlnsky other Illustrations are: Mrs James
Brown Potter Fausne De Bressef Jenny Lnd as enc
apveared In America ! 1850 Arrested on Arrival &c
For sale sellers and Newsiealers 10 cents per
copy 81 uer year postage free. Published BY
HARPER & BROTHERS. NewYork
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
i on and after OSIDBtK PR, 1857
GREAT TRUNK LINZ


DENNSYLNANIA RAILROAD 1921,
On aq sk I!,fF g TkgsK IL!ss ' 1on
streei. srriss, follows. vo., 80, pn,,r,o p.,,..
H'y g.. s.e E;sSr,s sna Ti S5 FS's
eSpps ssi LoeS nsstn H. ST. cor aai
FfS Ct .d I and pp the 81 CONS W.
e; SoPi:9"q e. s. IN g'1aias
sGS q d s sna opa N Saturdays only a'
s9Sa rS9ss 81 p ap tn p sSa" Cars !%'i %
E.S.a Ss@s c. d. esp =. ana y
=; affISs wssSi1sSH Is Fs.ia .ns s' 3 "a
e? s g al ana % a M % a W
FOL 70 a- Nsy c'H 10 p M wee; Tss Ssy' days Saturdays
Long bay HEAD Junction and oe.% an 80 g.
iO and ~ Envy nv o. a9d sunday s%SSy 4, ~ and ~ a:
For Sss VII zee. yswyS;s Vi rAl pg Dss
SS a n .s'Sqsa r.; ;' e;
~ sIg2Sy" tr-N;E From p,ssburs 10 3d. II 30
s5,. "a q Is 81 dty s ST. $ y IS g g
s$ g g, e 80 s$'''i 3 8 q
j 90, Il 90 g g 70 20 Is % IS 20 30
s IS Su ma % g. % y + g q s. 10 *
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains view .orn .'a DesoTo'c' ana oos
A9d, s'reets teTs as o'9Ts ,,oa an, 10 Washington
Limited Dining Cars. and II a. M. l. 20 80,
g, 8 7. 5 ami p m and II - night aes9mmV a.
tTcss 6 Is D % Limited and 10 & 80 8, u u
ami . D. m and - Is u ght
rr1in. leaving New York daly except sun iay A. D.
.nl II 10 M ooG . q, p 9 1S or 70 cSnaea AND
Rctnpnns trains pave Broad street station Lhi,depSa
~ Oh 20. o6 40, 90 80 30 20,
sssSN 6ia IN tar ana sa q 40 % - 8.
$40 IS, o IS !i % ~ o5 and % . pSio.
60 go gosf's' m = g $50 80 L'ill'sd' IS
Lesys 80 ha q, i i"a Vi. p camden, AMI 80
daily eXc.p, SUI iay. - a., ,.., , ,.,o,
Ts oncs ~ AS AL "a B elS1. ana t eei
lsrdi sts 4 Iourtst- AMI BrooAlyn AnnoA Sst'n "y.
OF Fulton az Rrookyn station Jersey CITY LA's'an
iS Sac York rfan"fcr Company Will
tsggagc nom hotels and residences ,voon
General Manager Genera Passf AsrnI
NEW YORK ONTARIO & IVES TERN RI
~ from ferries ~ West "A siid a. -
town. Nest .2e so aoncsC e 80 %o De
Norwich. tea Rome. oneida, Fulton, os"cgo. BaIs'''
Detroit: Shieas9 wa!IAi Vale, P2na; N, uss.
town Ellcnvle, fallsourg Monticello, Lber'y' whi's
Lake. WAIKIKI Valley points an, -,
Ms o~ va s 80 hi 6cry Walton rs ST % ay s.
OswegO. suspension Bridge. Detloit, Chicago ~ LNs'
pullman scepinccar Der IA reserved ~ 3o7 Hroaa~ay
way. 49, 6,naIe., i3i East l.5th -, 2i Wes t-0'a
st., y. Y. J. T. ANDERSON, e. f. b.,
Is Exchange place. y. Y.
N lhWiCH LIN .-Favorte Inside Route.
Fare, re,ncst To Boston. g Worcester y so Nor.
witch, 81 65; NevIsnlon ~ A. Corre.p ninz reiuctoI
or BOSTON and CITY OF LAWRENCE leave per 80
y. H.. al 1 30 y. 6. ". BRADY, Aet
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Bteambcats aa6 Railroads.
TRIAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JEnsE7.

NcNIKAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JE,.,rY.
SsuOT Or LADr.l.IX sIhEET, NVkAn ~. ~.
Time Table Of october IL, 1851.
For PHILADELPHIA ana TRENTON, Bouno
40. 80 II D. u. SUNDAYS a. {. . As q NJ, s "a
AZ frains leaving At T. 7 80. II H., 80, a. %.
louisville ETC.. 1 = Tor LAKE hOpatcong, EasDa.
i,ethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk Reading, Hsrrs-
burg etc. ON Sunday for Easton.
730 . m. Tor Like Hopatcong, Eastn. Bethlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk.
d 20 a. M for Ezston, Bethlehem, Allentown. Maueh
Chung Wilkes barre SCRANTON Reading Harrisburg Pottss
vile TamaQua Sham0kin Sunoury, Ls"Soufg. Wiliams-
j and 80 p n. for Easton. Bethlehem Anentowa.
Maueh Chunk Reading Harrisburg, etc. .
3 as D. m for Eas0n Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauck
Chunk, Wilkcsbarre, Scranton, Jamaqua, Shan0kln:
80 y. IN. for Lake Hopatcong, Laston' beIliehem.
Is D. m. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, Asucs
Chunk. Wikesharre Heading Harrisburg etc. w sua
90. SIS, II Is a. M. 100, 90, 80. e:i5 p m.
Sundays Q 200, 90 a. for Red Bank, Long Branch,
lAsbury PARK, Ocean Groves except sundaJsh Poial
- 1. 5 is a. my co. 80 p. M for LAKEWOOD.
To- :; for Beach Haven Atlantic City,
90, 90 8 r., II :15 a. M. ;oo' 80. s 30 sas
700, 6 90, I5, IL :l5 IL As a. M, co. 400.
30 80, rs D. Sundays 700, . 90 a. III ios
AVN" SEw,JEIsEY SOUTHERN DIV
From Pier b. n. T.
At3I5 .. H. for ii ghands, sea Bright. Long Branch,
Atlantic gh ands. Lakewood. Manchester, Ions River
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I riiGii VALLEY RAlLROAD.

Scs, MS e'S' foot OF cO''od' a'd De-
is suf s sna "sT %s os eSn puao
and the West and principal local points- Chair car 70
p NJ Tor Tunkhannock and n,crn.ed points: Chalf
to Tankhannock Connection to Reading and Harris
s.o p or Pi.tOn aud principal Intermediate POINTS.
5SRnS ard 9s:rmea,as psps Con:
fid aes Sn yn Ezra saI 70 6as:
and h BE- %'s for % T1.,, sSs 70 G, points
meet for a. points NnSa0 fk 2a Hsts0a coal ss'..
49,, 80 m Tor Maueh Chunk haile'0n and in'fasd''''
70, .os', and 'n r's points pus.
and sSe wsss pullman SLEEPER hyys Sa;
Whor S r :, Z ;. t 4 ( 4 ~ ,......
''ef s,5e sn 5S@ st iss q nN;S9 O5 S:s
S''s? $2i;;,i;;
'Ss 81 80 IVES, ron o. cGia ~ Sewour sa
shS S % and IS NJ e' % CORNWALL
ESS nsSr'i LONDON s1a c'9s's East. Q: ST.,
1oISSi Falls 0'''
,,ss aa , Sa S.soi ps1oe oI
sSs.! s; 20 sss ss s
So rs "a x. ,Sa1; 81
Vandetbiitayc, 0enerA tassehse' 49,
pa LINE to OLD POINT CoMtoRr'
..v, vi, fsaa 80 ana q soEIa n.
more. thence palace steamers. arriving a, Oil
sA' ~ N'i' sa PAS. Agent sS y ahrSS"sy -
A TROY BOATS; CITI 5 ,roi INV .ssv:
FOOT Christopher St. North RIVER daS aay steamer
touches At Albany Troy excursion teAeDs' - ~
| NEW HAVEN.-SteamerS leave C,cs,siL
~ PIER 2S T. II at D. and II NJ tsnss"n al sss
Steamers arrive IN for early trains north an" -S
NOR HUDSON AND COXSACKiE. Al.
| Seams II xTERsKILL ON Tuesday. Thursa" -
es'usuI8E snusetuS .itn boston and ALBANY Hs'"'
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For Sale by All Newsdealers.

SCHLICHT & FIELD CO., 90 Park Row, n. Y.
GEO. X. LOCKWOOD g. son, S12 Broad
~ way-Wetding. reception aud calm. cards crests.
monog rams address dos &c.
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cnstrn1tion.
Mus cal instruction

Musical instruction.
ANEW YORK CONSERVATORY Of MUSIC
Located onyat
least l4TlI ST., sd door east OF 5TH.AVE.
Chartered IN ls65.
THE FIRST ORGANIZED and sest appointed Conssrvl
A th,s FAMOUS SCHOOL OF MUSIC. Elocutios For.
sign Language Drawing and Painting students
UNQUALIFIED ADVANTAGES.
OPEN DAY and EVEN mo for the Reception Of Pupils
n R-The Y CONSfRVA TORY only at East l4th.
IT. near 5h-ave. has no BRANCH nor CONNECTION with
any tho In the city ~ represented
BROOKLYN.
VNHE CkITTENDEN.
l. ENGLISH PREPARATORY. FRENCH SCHOOL
sad Kiudsrxarfen for both sexes
81 Hieks.st. corner q Pineapple urv,r,
Principal Eight years connected with the Packer Ceuss
~ IlsCtutn
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DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONTAINS
l LINES ron CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHI A. ZEN
TRAi, AND SOUTH AMERICA AID MEXICO
Prom New York. pier fost 81 Ca1ll- " =
IerSau Francisco ths 18TH nus ~ P4nAae
,Spo. .all4 Nov. III. Noon
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES
SAN FRASCtSCD
FRAN Gan Francisco l.t .nl 3rtanas
for CHINA ami J1oIi
OF Ynr sails SATURDAY. Wv. ~ : p ~
For gnr passage .c1srt in)r aN.'n hSp' N''.
P""' ''"~'S' 'N' ''''' II J. RULLAY, Superintendent
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New publieailous.
The Number Contains:

The Number Contains:
. SPECIALLY ENGRAVED PORTRAIT OF ACOOs
TIM pIRREII Recent portraits Of Thomas "
PAGE Mark Hopkins II. Rdcr iiaSsaid anu Austin Doo
son .
A CRITIoTE on MIR BlERELI.s WORKS HN H. H.
SIODDARD.
po.rov LITERARY LETTER BY ARLD RATES.
EXTRA ILLUSTRATED VOLUMES. BY G. VI. shIN'
NER
A LETTER ON ENGLISH LITERARY TOPICS BY j.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
NEWS ABOUT AUTHORS AND FoRIHCoMlN"
BOOkS
BRIEF DESCRIPTIVE REVIEWS OF oNEH Iu'hIi
OF THE NEWEST COOKS.
FIFTEEN ILLUSTRATIONS FROM RECENT BOOKS
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rJ'RI\III HALL

TRINITY HALL.. >.,..,.,r,.rv
,holoug, home school for twenty young aA's Var. j
advantage, ~ c highest order. tA'ui training Ia man
ner, mini aud heart Sold culture ia English Music Ar
and Languages. 4 PRESCRIBED COURSE foE STU
year begins september l.. For circular address ia" prn.
cipal. Ms EACIII LII GIBBONS HUNT
MISS GORDON'S English and French
~ Boarding Dly school Tor Young Ladies. az
Imr, nrc,,5r.if. p c.licr. VIZ. = p GORDON Pracipi
Mr. W. Il. ny d. Associate PRINCIPAL
w NUT LANE SCIlp' l. and w Ii -
y yn 2SGcH6S L% FOX Y5& RDfs
3is, year opens scpt,. bor 81 Aeidenrh and Ce-c.s
'''"'''''' N'1'''' MiSs ADtM SMITH.
MIus. 7. r. RiCHNRnS.
p'~dpal-. &c nan'own IN a'"lp'A
\Nhsr WALNUT STREET BOARDING.
wear; tern, ftsn $50 To- $50 ser rs.r Air,o N.rI
TEACTNANN. 1901 WiIlt-st. Pa.la 'c,?h Fii'
Both Sexes-Country.
DENNINGTON v j.. SENINARY.-Ladics
l eollcro School 'or Bov" college prcp'r@'ory. A.
I., sanitary condition, ant steam heat Commanded
l. IANLON. -. H., Frsrnsnt
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. NYACK-ON-TilE-
lar rAtc. University preparatory MnSc arr tee-fsnhv
phonoctaphy AMI busn,- Icaf 9rc rrp''n,her ~cnd
f0r catalogue. W. II. IA Tx. = NJ ftihor@-
Miscellaneous
\EW-YORK Co0KiEG; SCHOOL
tla..ss for Ladies Cook classes for Work
Girls Free oa-'e' Tor rri' under a years OF Ase -
Special Casscs al branches OF Plain Ad'And Ell And SICK
For Term. and further Information apply ne school
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
GREAT FOCKTRACk TRUNK LINE
ON and after November trains leave
GDaNI CENTRAI DEPOT

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
largest and Finest Passenger station IN America.
tsa M Rochestor Montreal Express drawing room,
car 10 Albany Troy and syracuse also 10 Monte anu ST.
$500. m. til: FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED Go@po..a
Bnr.o Ere and Toledo arriving Chicago 80
To- 80 ~ chicago Express drawing.room cars to Can
+ ii 30 a M Wsst.in NewYork AMI Northern Express
$3.50 D H. Albany TROY and Utica special with drawing
to ALBANY and Troy Connects 81 Troy Tor SARA
= p. m Accommodation to Albany aud Troy.
Pst Cs Ca. Ta ana a LOUIS s slP
Bridge Cevsl.nd Cincinnati Inaianapo- ~ a0"is To-
''"9 m Mo"t.. and rtrs s seepns car;
to Plasbnrg aud Montreal via RSsses P:nt am via st
Special sleeper sIriye' Roeh'.t"r 40 rn Buf.
tat o No. f rae GiTfss@ Ausu
Gsayya cananGaigHa Rocns'er B"aao Na ara rs
wat-r,ovn VIA Utica daily except satnrday - .m...
and TroV u" C.nnsct, With the morning irlss wes
for sao2a Lake George and for the North except saar'
Ticket. in drawing room and s%eo1s ear.oa
sale At ra paC DsPeI plc. 50 ws, ss
Mott Haven station 3sthst. NewYers 3i3 "..hlnston
and 100 Fulton sts, Brooklyn aad 10 FourthSt Williams
Express call for cheek baggage from hotels
Rus dsriy others daily except sunday. stop at Mot.
General Superintendent General Passenger Agent
AL,ANY BOATS-PEOPLES LlNE-Pal-
every week day a. D. m. from Pier a n r.. foot %
Freight received 10 III the of departure.
FALL RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
l. BOSTON 81 40 fer First.cass Limited Tickets
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER POINTS.
Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL leave Pier g N,R.
.S5 by nne1 boat from Brooxyn a"
Returning tran. connecting VITA se'H Su,d,,:
pa An orchestra on each steamer o,,, ,r,a..,,si
Ticket. and sAterooms secured AZ pr.hcipu an
ft.Ue fonl.. foffc rouP Ter
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STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.

NORTHERN Raj OAD OF NEW-JERS I.
~ from ChAmbcrss station week DAYS 'r
Eng!ewooi Icusdy Ioster sp-rsi and NyAcs 80 70
20. $50 AMI II 80 4. lilo. $50, J. ! 81. > -.
. - $50. :. 1880 ?. m. ~ midng I sunday ~; i'
a3D aud - For Manuel. SIrinS Valley,
Mousey and TallnAns " days $50 40 . 80 H..
80. 4 so D. m. sundays 80 = > p
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1n5irnCtlon.
For Young Lades-City.
TNUE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES


For Young Ladies-City.
J'lIE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
(see advertisement under .cnoos for both 'sxss)
WAN NORMAN lNSTlTUr E bounded
ISj7RcOpca' sp,cner 29t b., IN Mnrsa, ~, Nan,on
NINE VAN NORMAN. rr.ncDaL
Art Schools.
MILE. A. T. DUPRE.-Ciasscs every morn
vi Ing prawns P4ntinE aud apes. French Sov-
Is west j7ts.st, city.
For BOYS All Young I,n County.
BRYANT SCHOOL. Roslyn. Long lslanl,
w. = CJlrrLYOU KINDS prncip,l,
ELMWOOD SCHOOL FOR OlS.-At Viii
IL ord Parent, who are unfortunate IN the man
o@ercd br This school Address FRANK NJ HOWE snpL
uGIIi.AND MILITARY ACADEMY
worcester Mass s2% year efp' SD SD ri, iss san
IRVING INSTITUTE. 1arrytovn- on-IIua-
instruction for th-irb,v, tire's A. AKdAGNAc Pa D.
NIT. BEACON ACADENY,,
WI F1sHKiLLoT pS3Ty;, y v prnc,,,,.
PENNSYLVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
| CHESTER. Twenty mn year
MLAEY COLLEGE, c ~ L"fH T ,T T.m,y
WESLEYAN ACADEMY.
W ono Of no han ozen best ACad,ms end os',eaI
Schools New Eng aud TIE payment o 30. IN aiS~n.e
, w soyo n. c5Iy s.ni 70. c,tosu. to
Rev. q. " STEELE. Principal Wibraham Mass
VONKFRS on THE HUDSON.-A family
,cro. bov, S sSaas TON
nd cT2 ss D . '' T ar ihSoS
$500 sMI AHAR { F F4DnF h2. - .um.-,,.
MelA Ie.nJ Ac-iem
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MANSION HOUSE: w,u.,
wi BROOKLYN Height. y. Y. directly opposite waist,
y four rinuios walk from Fulton or Wall street Ferry
.,I he accommodations reason
hi. ate. select family transient hotel 200 rooms
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OH MAEkEr-.

havana MARKET
U,v,x. Nov spanish gold .39.d-1i5 Exchange
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NJ'JJE A. F. DI'PRE.-CiasScS every morn
wi Ing In prawing P4niiug and tapestry; French Nov
clues Ie,cpon visitors Thursdays SHERWOOD Studios
y Mcst IN 81. CITY.
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IRVING INSTITUTE, 1arrytovn- on lInd
con ed.r, Alvlrfa.cs parent, fk1g MS bsl
,nstrIction for mir boy, iiress A. AKNAUNAc Pa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

On account Of their inability TO diges
food. will ind a most marvellous food AND
remedy in Scott's Emulsion. Very palstA
tie and easily digested. DR. s W. CoHEs
Of Waco. Texas. says; II bavs used your
Emulsion 10 Infantlle wasting II not only
restores wasted tissues. but gives strength
aud increases the appetite"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

Wolf Robes (last call 81 70.
Sheepskin Lined grain boot 81 80.
Fine Call Boots, 81. 90.
Cross cut saws, 81. 90.
Best Axes, 90 cents.
Axe Helves. 10 to 20 cents.
Lum bermen's Rubbers 10 cts.
Buckskin Gloves and Mittens at
about half price.
Good Single Harness So
Good Leather Halters, rs cents.
Good Webb Halters, 20 cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13
STATE NEWS.

Three ladies can keep secret when tw,
of them are dead; all druggists keel
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound.
i Mr. Ruskin thinks there is great fu
ture for American art--but he hardly real
ixes the enormous demand over here fol
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Indeed b.
doesn't.
Spell Seeley Of Cambridge, who has car
ried bullet in his shoulder since O.,
sturdily refused pension as long Ms be
could work, lying be had been paid once
for what he did and that he was no beggar.
He is now in receipt of pension but no
back pay.
Gout 10 most cases first makes itself
known by an acute pain 10 the joint Of the
great Toe. This most eXcruciating pain
may be likened to that produced by the
driving of wedge under the nail. When
thus affected rub we'll with Salvation Oil,
tie greatest pain-cure on earth. Price rs
| cents.
The town OF New haven voted Wednes
day, l3t to 100. directing the selectmen TO
pay Charles W. Rogers. courts commits,
| sioner, $4,000 a. the towns share OF the
expense Of building macadsmizsd road
from New Haven depot to Bristol, thereby
securing 5000 Of state aid.
Every seat in st. Peter church Rut-
land was filled Sunday morning when the
new pastor Of the parish. Rev. Father CAT.
fney. formerly OF East Dorset. delivered
his first address before his new psrishion
ers.
Give Elys Cream Balm trial. This
Justly celebrated remedy for the cure Of
cstarrb. hay fever, cold in the head, &c..
can be obtained Of any reputable druggist
and may be relied upon as u safe aud
pleasant remedy for the above complaints
and will give immediate relief 1t is not
9 liquid. snuff or powder, has no offensive
oior aud can he nsed at any time with
good results, as thousands can testify.
among them some Of the attaches Of this
Office. spirit Of he Times. May 20, 1856
The commissiouers TO select site for
the Bennington monument have selected
about five acres 10 the village OF Center
Bennington. on the crest OF the hill that
overlooks the valley towards the north
and vest There are three houses on the
land which will have TO be removed
Hon. Frederick Billings to wo dstock
has given $1,000 10 the fund for Mrs. Gen.
Logan and 5000 to the Union Theology
cal seminary of.New York city to endov
a scholarship. Mr. Billings and family
expect 10 start for southern California to-
day to remain through the winter.
ONE OF THE BEST OF the many in-
ventions Of the present time is JAMES
PYLES PEARLlNE. Of which it is said
that i. is the best washing compound yet
Introduced aud almost perfect as saving
10 labor, time aud soap.
The many friends Of Rev. DIR. Truman
NJ. Poet Of St. Louis will deeply regret to
learn OF his death. which occurred on Dec.
3lsi, OF heart disease. DR.. Post WAS born
ia Middlebury. 10 1910 He vas educated
=. Middlsbsry college. studied Law. snd
!
vas for 10 years the pastor Of the leading
church 10 81. Louis. sud
IN Justly called the "is.her Of Congregs-
Iionalisr" 10 Missouri lie Gas . man Of
great loneliness Of character and high in !
power His pulpit elcqueoce
as remarkable Dr. Posts friends we're
souated by Thousands he vas man Of,
rus sscsllsoo~ 10 every respect
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Whom Baby VS. siek, We gave her Csstoria.
When she wN Child she cried for CsstoriA,
Whom she became Alm, she chung to Castoria,
Whom she hsd Childsn, she gave Thorn CAstoriA.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

HALEs HONEY is the hest Cough Cure, as, soc,, D.
GlESN's suLPH UR SOAP heal. and bsau,ifes Csc.
GERMAN CORN REMovER kills corus s Buuion,, 9se.
Hills HAIR wHisKIR DyE-Black & Brown, ooc-
PIXIES Too1HAcHE DROPS cure In Minute, 2Se.
DEANS RHEUMATIC PILLS arc sure cure, TO-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

FITS ALI Fits stopped free by DIR
KLNR's GREAT NERVE REsToRKR. Nc
Fits after first days use. Marvellous
cures. Treatise and 80 90 trial bottle free
to Fit cases Send to Dr. Kline, 93l Arch
st. Phila., Pa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

olass thAs hsnelf sna by The reoeriier
o, many sifs from her ehildrNr md srnSd
eblldrsn, with nAsy Letters Of vhieh the
ioliovias ~ . sreeimes
Wnxnoros, VI. Dec q. iss6.
Fsagv sistw $50 Ia secEas a. though ! re-
member, seventy Eve Year, age, log cab.
10 90 The n0uiain side 10 Peru. sai 10 IL
. Tall. elm lady holding IN her arms q
pany little bsbe of isv days old. IL was
on Christmas eve and al we're seated
krouad the opca hfcpIaoe sith ih back
log all KhiaEs and The tAllow candle 90 the
shslt. when the momsntons question Was
asked What shall we call this darling
babel" 1T should hsve Bible name and
ve will call Il Hepsibah. Nor lie mother. "
! nee the little vail pass 10 childhood. and
then 10 womanbood, and one after anoth
or al ehildren. -four OF whom still live 10
call her blessed. This dsriins babe is my
dear sister. HepsibAh. aud ] can truly say
My delight Is ia her" That God NAV
sI1ni that every succeeding birthday may
see her increase in all tina, is charming 10
. Chrlsiian woman 10 the earnest wish Of
her brother LrxE BaHsAap.
WEST ARLINGTON.
Sheldon Back is elesrking in II. T.
Eatons store,
Miss Emoline Mcdonald has moved
10 her new home.
There seems little prospec, Of any ice
crop. this season here.
Miss Nellie Derrick is absent. visiting
friends in Troy aud Albany. n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. 7. Eaton spent New
Years with friends in Albany Co, N. y.
Mrs. Minnie Williamson. Of Troy. lie
Ia town stopping with her aunt, Mrs.
Edward Buck.
Andrew Hansman has been under
the weather. but we are glad TO note Is
much better nov
Miss Sara Flemming, OF Troy, N. T.,
has been home visiting her parests MIR.
and Mrs. Thomas. Fleming.
The socisble held at L. A. Bucks Cd
Thursday evening was. notwithstanding
lhe icy roads and cola weather, success
We are glad to note that Mrs II. q.
Buck, who has been i'll for some time is
u ain able to BIO about. We hope she may
rapidly regain her health.
Quarterly meeting at the church last ,
sabbath, but owing to the cold weather
md some little misunderstanding but few
we're out G
Harry Tefit has returned to Green
sicb, where he is attending school, after
pending the holidays with his parents in
his place
"A surprise party was given Miss Carrie
sweet on Thursday evening by number
II her young friends. They all report
laying had boss time.
AT this writing we have lots OF snow
nd fine sleighing with fair prospect OF
aving still better as the snow is falling
asst. n
H. T. Eaton has fine display OF New 8
GODS. People will do we'll to call and :
ee them before purchasing elsew here as
Q is selling them very cheap.
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Wells though ON Corns'.
Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." l5c.
Complete, permanent cure. Corns, warts
Conions.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-01-13

Flies. roaches, ants, bed-bngs, rats,
mice, gophers. chipm unks, cleared out by
Rough on Rats" l5c.